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Newspaper Page TextTIIE MORNING OKEGONIAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1021 21 BETTER FEELING M WET MARKET Buyers' Offers More Numer ous, but Few Sellers. - EXCHANGE BIDS ADVANCED Savl ng I n .Lower Freight HatQs Will Go to Farmers Ocean I'relgbts Are Also Declining. There wm a mor confident feeling In th wheat markst yesterday and buyers snowed more disposition to take on wheat, but this did not apply particularly to the. xporters, notwithstanding- the lower ocean freights quoted. These were down to S3s bid and 40a asked. Wheat offers at the Merchants Bi banre were 8 cents higher on hard white, 3 cents higher on club and 25 cents high er on the other grades than Saturday. Prices bid In the country however, were Unchanged from the' close of last week, being 1.05 for club and forty-fold and 11.07 fur hard winter, Portland. These were equal to about 90 to 05 cents In the Interior for club wheat. The prices are till out of line with farmers ldeaa and there waa little selling. The cut In railroad rates en grain and srrain products, ordered by the Interstate commerce commission, will equal about cents a bushl on wheat. This saving will go to the farmers and will not affect the price of wheat here. The coarse grain market waa quiet. Kovember and December white oats were 91 lower and eastern yellow corn was down $-', There was no demand for gray eats. ftarlpy was unchanged. World shipments of wheat and flour last week were 13,641,000 bushels, of which 436,000 bushels went to India. North America shipped 11.048,000 bushels of Wheat and 2,102,000 bushels of corn. Total world shipments of corn were 4,846,000 bushels. Argentine weather waa ft no according to cables received and the crop outlook Is being maintained. Rains have fallen over a wide area In India. Terminal receipts. In ears, were reported by the Merchants' Exchange as follows: Wheat. Bar. Fir. Ota. Hav. Portland, Monday Year ago 188 89 Reason to date... 14079 Year SRO 5UI-5 Tacoma, Saturd'y '21 Year a (to -ft Season to dute... 400 Year ago 2402 Seattle, Saturday '2S Your trr 77 -aon to date... 8404 Year ago 2114 ion tts 72 103 "T 813 112 10 6 80 2l' i B72 131 17 " 130 8 417 214 T2 120 "i 234 121 23 6 B2 6U9 277 749 12 7 601 700 IRISH D UTTER OFFERED NEW YORK Domestic Fine Grades Are Steady In East ern Markets. Eastern butter markets opened steady last week with the demand principally for fine grades. However, seconds at Chicago ruled very firm and active and medium grades toward the close- of the week became more active. Atlantic coast markets lost their strength toward the Clone of the week and supplies became more liberal, but all markets were steady at the close. Canadian butter Is movlug In New York at 454c Centralized cars at Chicago ruled steady throughout the week, although not active, and If a buyer found a 00 score that he could use he waa willing to pay the price, and some paid light premium, but 8tto were draggy all week and offerings ahowed considerable range. Eighty-eight score cars were In limited supply and demand active. Of ferings of Irish butter are reported at 44c, duty paid. The San Francisco market showed con alderable fluctuation In prices during the week and 02 score declined He from Fri day to Wednesday. Toward the end of the week prices advanced lo and closed only He below the opening figure. Trad ing ws quiet and shipping demand from the south fell off, leaving a surplus of all ejradrs. The weaker tone was also Influ enced by the talk of Imported butter and heavy receipts from outside points. De mand improved Thursday for the top grades and they became rather scarce. Medium and undergrade! also moved more frerly and closing' tone was firm. San Francisco and Los Angeles show a marked atorage decrease and the Pacific coast Is approximately 1,300,000 pounds short of last year. It Is generally thought that prices are about as high now as they will go this season, due to availability of foreign butter. Recelpta Included a ship ment of Canadian butter. LOWER FREIGHT RATES ON FRC1T Traffic and Credit Association of Yakima Working For Rednrtloa. Another reduction In freight rate on fruit Is confidently expected as a result f the recent hearing before the Interstate commerce commlwlon, as a .part of the genera) rate reduction. Meanwhile the Yakima Traffic and Credit association and Individual shippers and growers are work ing for a further extension of the reduced rates which went Into effect August 22. The $1.50 rate, which means with taxes about 77 cents a box, has been extended beyond December 31 to Chicago, but be yond Chicago after that time the old rates of $1,064 or 63 cents a box will prevail. Yakima shippers of fruit are laying plans for Immediate action In oaae the railroad strike is called and a number of large shippers have expressed the hope that the lue will be brought to a per manent and definite settlement, even If It Involves a strike. E. E. Samson of E. E. Kimsnii & Co and Fred Eberle of the Yakima County Horticultural union both take this attitude. C. W. Grant of Rtchey A Gilbert, member of the transportation committee of the traffic association, says plans are worked out for the handling: of the situation In case of strike, YAKIMA ArrLKS ARK BEING STORED Large Quantities Pnt Away Becanae of Car Shortage and Threatened Strike. I a rice quantities of apples are going Into Cold storage In the Yakima valley as a rcoult of the car shortage and threatened strike, but so far not many have been sent to Seattle for storage In port com minion ho une and for later shipment by water. The boat sailing November 4 for Atlantic ports will carry some Wenatchee fhtpnv'nt . hut lit tie from Yakima. The next sailing; to the United Kingdom, No vember 20, wllr take a considerable ton nage of Yakima apples, however. Definite promise of relief from the shortage of refrigerator cars haa been given for next week. W. J. Urquhart, rep resenting valley shippers at Chicago, wired on Friday that 1605 cars had passed through Chicago westbound and the Northern Pacific reported 500 oars In eastern, division and 46 cars In middle western divisions. Allowing for possible duplication In eastern divisions, the office of the Traffic and Credit association esti mated that 1800 cars are on the way and will arrive early next week. Carlot shipments from the Takima, val ley for tbe week October 14 totaled 1022 cara. only slightly less thaa the shipment for the previous week. Visible Wheat Supply Decrease. The American visible wheat supply com pares as follows: Bushels. Increase. Oct. 24. 1921 fi.V615,0O0 218.00 Oct. 25. 81.411.WKJ Z..U.OWJ OeL 27. 101 95.314.000 1.R31.0O0 Oct. 28. 10X8 113,oOS,000 o.tt6.0u0 decrease. The corn visible Is 19.667,000 bushels, an Increase of 2. 250.OO0 bushels: oats. 68,8.'7.- 0lK bushels, a decrease of 027.OO0 bushels: rye, 9,516,000 bushels, a decrease of 413. 0OU bushels; barley, 3.787.OO0 bushels, a de crease of 07,000 bushels. The Canadian wheat visible Is 24,470.000 bushels agatnat 15,131.000 bushels a year ago, oats 8,018,000 bushels against 2,668.000 bushels and barley 2,138,000 bushels against 1,174,000 bushels. Cuba Butter Market Slow. The cube butter market was a slow af fair. There was a good supply on hand, but buyers were scarce. Consumption fell off when prices were recently raised and the subsequent reduction haa not yet re vived business. Egg prices were generally unchanged with only a moderate demand. Poultry was about steady at Saturday's quotation. Dressed veal waa very weak and the market was lower. Arlxona Grapefruit Received. A fair aised shipment of southern Ore gon Tokay grapeswwas received yesterday and quoted at 92.25 2.73 a lug. A ear of Arisona grapefruit arrived and was put on sale at $4.509 a box. A car of California tomatoes also arrived. Oregon Apples at Boston. A car of Oregon Spltzenberge. offered at the Boston auction, brought the fol lowing prices: Extra fancy, all sizes, 12.1043 05; averaging: $2.26; fancy, all sixes. tl.73Q2.73, averaging 92.14, More Kgga and Leas Butter Held. Official figures on storage holdings In the United States on October 1 of this and last year compare as follows: Pound: 1021. 1020. Creamery butler. .00.1 23,000 113.3S ,000 American cheese. .. .44.842.0t)0 65,007.000 Eggs 0.2I5.0UO fi.2u0.000 3.0U0.2.M 1,783.401 5H2.5K5 2S.406 2.300,438 1,102,008 .. 25.00 25.00 . 25.00 Cases. Bank Clearing. Bank clearings of the northwestern cities yesterday were as follows: Clearings. Balances. Portland 0.91u.i8 $1.W37.144 Seattle Tacoma Spokane PORTLAND MARKET QUOTATIONS Grain. Flour, Feed, Etc Merchants' Exchange, noon session: Bid Wheat Oct. Nov. Dec. Hard whito 1.03 $ 108 $ 1.03 Soft white ... 102 1-02 1.02 White club 1-02 1.02 1.0- Hard winter 1 02 1.02 1.02 Northern spring .... 1 02 1.02 y Red Walla 100 .07 .07 Oats No. 2 white feed Brewing 25.00 23.00 25.00 Standard feed 23.50 23.50 23.50 Not2nE. T. shipment. 24.00 24.00 24.00 No. 3 E. Y. shipment. 24. U0 24.00 24.00 FLOUR Sam!!y patents, $7 per barrel; whole wheat, 90.20; graham, 96; bakers' bard wheat, $7.05; bakers, bluestero pat ents, f6.55; valley soft, wheat, 5.60; straights, $5.25. Ml LLKE ED Price, f. o. b. mill: Mill- ! run, 922 per ton; rolled barley, $34(130; rolled oats. $33; scratch feed; $47 per ton. CORN Whole, $34; cracked, 936 per i ton. KAY Buying price f. o. b. Portland: Alfalfa. $15 per ton; cheat, $ 12 'o 12.50; oat and vetch, $14 014.50; clover, $12; valley timothy, $1515.50; eastern Oregon timothy, $lttitfl8 50. .Dairy and Country Produce. . BUTTER Cubes, extras, 43e per pound; prints, parchment wrapped, box lots, 47c ; cartons, 4fsc. Butterfat, buying prices: No. 1 grade, 47c, delivered Portland. EOGS Case count. 47&48c; candled ranch. 50c; association firsts. &5c; as sociation selects, ttuc; association pullets, 40c. CHEESE Tillamook triplets, price to Jobbers f. o. b. Tillamook, 26c; Young Americas. 27c pound. POULTRY Hens, 2028c lb.; springs, 21 23c; ducks, 2025c; geese, nominal; turkeys. live, 33a. , PORK Fancy, 13913He per pound. VEAL Fancy, 13 0 Mo per pound. Fruit and Vegetables. FRUITS Valencia oranges. $611 5.50 per box; lemons. $ft7.75; grapefruit. $4.50S per box; bananas, SHfeOc lb.; apples. 91254 25 box; peaches, $1.251.60 box; pears. $1.75 v-2.73 box; huckleberries, low 15c per pound; grapes, Oregon Tokays, $2.23j2.75 per lug; Oregon Concords, B-fl Hc per lb.: California red Emperors. 10c per pound ; canahHH, '2h 3c per pound ; cran berries. $4..-0'g5.30 per box. POTATOES Oregon. $2.002.23 per hundred; Yakima. 9-25 per hundred; sweet potatoes. 4ff5e per pound. OVTO.va Yellow. $3.506 4.50 sack. VEGETABLES Cabbage, 22o lb.; lettuce, $'i.50i2.75 crate; carrots, $1.50 Wl "5 per sack; garlic. 10?2Oc per pound; beets $2 ft 2.23 per box; cucumbers. 7it 5o per box; team, 8?12o per pound; celery. 70ctf$l per doxen; green peppers, flfc 10c per lb.; cauliflower, $1.251.30 per doxen; pumpkins. 2Hc per pound; squash, 2Sc pound; a-prouts, ltfcc pound: toma toes. 91.253 per box; turnips, 9- 2.50 per sack parsnips. $2f2.30 per sack. Staple Groceries. Latest Jobbing quotations: SUGAR (sack basis Cane, granulated, 6.35c pound; beet, 6.15c. NUTS Walnuts. Manchurlan. 20ff24Hc pound; Busil nut-. I(tf20c; filberts, JiOtf 23c; almonds, 26(8)27c; peanuta, 60 per pound. KICK Blue Rose, 7c per pound; Japan style, 6c per pound. BEANS Small white, S.SSc; large, white. 8.85c ; pink, "be; lima. 7 7 Vi c ; red. 7c per pound. COFKKB Rousted, bulk. In drums, IS 03.Vc per pound. SALT Granulated. bales, $3.20 4.03; half ground, ton 60s. 917 23; lOOs. $10.23. HONEY Comb, new crop, $6.5097 per case. LTV 1 E4 I ' rrvii s-J 'a-' irrm, firs. $ 1.40 1? 3. 73 per box; apples. le lb.; peaches. 15ft 17c; apricots, 2326c; prunes, 7 6 12c. TURKEYS Ship THE SAV1XAR CO, IsfC. Portland. I.rt r. Put Yob Oar MalHa l.L. CHICKEN Special ITntll Friday rnon. October JSth, trill ray 19o a pound fop hens 3 4 to 4 bs. in good condition, delivered to our store. Rt'BY CO.. Fr Street, Pert J laao, uresaa. GAINS IN RAILS SMALL OILS AVD IXDCSTRIAIi STOCKS FIRM AT SEW TORE. Changes In Liberty Issues Are Slight, bnt Other Domestic Bonds Are Stronger. NEW IOPK, Oct. 1. The railroad labor altuatlon continued to exercise a powerful Influence orer tbe stock market today, altbou&h trustworthy advices sus tested that earnest efforts toward a com promise of differences were tinder way. London and continental centers were n.rvous In consequence of the Irish and Hungarian situations and the local money market stiffened as a result of last Satur day's large loss of cash reserves by clear ing house Institutions. Dealings in rails, were not especially large and ffalns In those stocks held with in limited bounds, but domestic oils, also equipments, motors and various affiliated specialties made extreme advances of une to four points. Foreign oils denoted a recurrence of last week's liquidation of those Issues. Royal Dutch snd Shell Transport were under In termittent pressure, as was also Mexican Petroleum, in which shorts finally were driven to cover. Steels manifested all of their recent Ir regularity, but the course of these stocks Indicated that the speculative element had discounted any unfavorable features of the United States Steel quarterly, statement, w hich will be Issued tomorrow. Sales were &GO.00O shares. The five per cent opening rate for call loans was advanced to 6 per cent at mid day and 6 per cent in the final hour, with out Interference, however, to the higher trend of many industrial and miscellaneous Issues. Time funds were unchanged and commercial paper and bank acceptances remained steady. Exchanges on London and other Impor tant European points did not reflect politi cal conditions: Sterling rose to a fraction 6f lte maximum for the current movement and even the German mark held firm, notwithstanding- the fall of the Wlrth minis try, but far easterrr rates, especially the Chinese quotation, reacted shsrply. liberty Issues made only slight gains or 10SJ4.., but the general run of domestic bonds was firmer than the share list. For eign bonds were mixed, though meinly lower, Cuba Cane sevens Improving, how ever, on financing prospects. Total sales, par value, ,12.350,000. CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. (Furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co., Portland.! Sales. High. Low. Adams Fxp.. ...... ..... Agr Chem... 600 81 30 do pfd Ajax Kubber.. oOO 201. 20 H Alaska Gold.. ..... ..... Alaska Jun.,.. ..... ..... Allied Chem.. 1.300 4 45 Allls-Chalmera 1.200 S-ibt S3 do pfd ..... ZOO 2 26 100 ST. ii Sb -r, 21 MJ 20 25'A 100 84 84 400 130 120 100 10 109 2, So per Hide., Bops. Kte, TALLOW No. 1. 4c; No. Mund. CASCARA BARK So a pound delivered Fortlsnd. HOP.- 1921 crop, choice. 25o pound. HI DCS Fresh cured. Ro per pound bulls. 4c; calf, 12c per pound; kip. 7c; dry bide.. c: dry salt hides. 7o per pouno. I'BLTS Dry pelts, full wool, 810c pound; salt pelts, 35iOo each, accordius to sise. WOOL New ello RUttltfl oer nound. MOHAIR New clip. Itio per pound, de livered Portland. Provisions. HAMS All slses. 2$31t: skinned. S3c picnics. 18c: cottage roll. 22c. BACON Fancy. 4t&45c; choice, 27 ajc; standard. U3V4ic. LARD Pure tierces. 14o pound; com' preened tierces. 14c SUI SALT Bseks, l'ff23c; platea. 15c Oils. LINSEED OIL Raw. In barrels. 9c B-gslloa cans, (1.04. Boiled, in barrels. Vic; 6-gallon rsns. ll.Od. TURPENTINE In drums. 11; 5-gallon cans. si. la. WHITB LEAD 100-pound kegs, 13!4e per pound. COAL OIL Tank wagon, and Iron bar rels. 17 He: case. soes7c. OASOL1NB Tsnk wagons and Iron bar rels, zee; cases, so see. New Tork Sugar Market. NEW TORK, Oct. 24 Raw sugar, cen trifugal. 4.11c; refined, fine granulated. 5.'0U5.30C. statin, today, 16-i s-SO-Ad. J. 200 BOO 1,000 100 3.2O0 2S.200 "'800 . ' S.SOO 100 noo soo BOO 1,700 200 2,300 " V.-inO 4. noo J, soo 1,200 200 200 2.6nO 1.400 900 900 7,100 1.400 e.;ioo 2. 000 10O 2.TOO Am Beet Bug. Am Bosch . .. Am Cnn Co.'. do pfd Am Car A Fd do pfd...... Am Cot OH .. . do pfd Am Drug Syn . Am H & L... do pfd...... Am Ice Am Intl Corp Am Linseed.. do pfd...... Am Loco .... do pfd Am Saf Razor Am Fh A -Cm Am Smelter .. do pfd Am Snuff. Am Steel Fdy Am Sugar ... do Pld Am Sumatra. Am Tel A Tel Am Tobhaco.. do B . . . Am Wool .... do old. ..... Am W pfd... Am zinc ..... Anaconda ... Assd Oil Atchison .... dn Dfd Af. G A W I. Baldwin Loco. do pfd Balto A Ohio. do pfd Beth Stl "B" B R T Butte C- A Z Butte A Sup. Byrs Bros... Caddo Oil Calif Packing Calif Pft .... do -Dfd Canadian Pac Cen Leather... Cerr de Pasco Chandler M"t Chgo A N W Chi Gt w.... do pfd .... Chili Copper.. Chlno C. 8 A Pt P.. do nfd .... Coco Cola ..... C A O Colo F A I... Colo South. ... Colo G A E. . Colum Graph. Ccn Gas .... Cons Cigars... do prd . ... . Contl Can ... Corn Prod.... do pfd Co.den Oil C, R I A P. . . do pfd A . do pfd "a" . Crucible ..... do Pfd . . . . . Cuba Cane.... do Dfd Cuban Am S.. Dela A Hud.. Dome Mines Kndicott John 17.20O Erie 300 do 1st pfd. . B"0 do 2d p.. . . BOO Famous Play. 8.600 Fed M A S... do pfd . . . . Flsk Tire . . . . Gnston Wms. . Gen Clgsrs. . Gen Glee Gen Motor.... Glen Alden... Gen Asphalt.. Goodrich .... Goodyear .... Granny Gt Nor Ore. . . Gt Nor pfd... Greene Can... Gulf S Steel. . Ha?k Barker Houston Oil. Hupo Motor.. Ill central. ... Inspiration . .. Int Agr C com do pfd .. .. Interboro .... do pfd ..... Inter Calla... Int Harv do pfd Int Merc Mar. do pfd Int Nickel ... Int Paper..... do pfd Invincible OIL Island Oil.... Jewel Tea.... K C Sou K C Sou Pfd.. Kelly-SpEfid . 2.100 Kennecolt .... 6iM) Keystone Tire. 800 Lack Steel Lee Tire 300 Lehigh Valley. 800 Lorillard Lowe Theaters L A N Marlani Oil Mex Pet 4G.1O0 Miami 500 Mid States Oil ,.vii Midvale Steel. 100 M K A T M K A T pfd Mnnt Power .. ...... Mont Ward .. BOO Mo Psc 1.000 Mo Pac pfd. . . 1,000 M St P A 8 S M North Am .... 1.000 Nat Biscuit Nat Enamel .. 8O0 Nat Lead Nevada Con .. 2. OOO New Haven .. 1.000 Norfolk A W.. 1 ooo Nor Pae 8.8O0 Nov, Scotia St N Y Central .. SOO Okla Prod ref. ,20 Ontario Silver Ontario A W Otis Steel Pacific Dev Psc Gas A Ele 1.200 Punts Allegro. 2.3" Pacific Oil ... 21.AO0 Pan Amn Pet. S.liM) Pae Am P "B" Penna ....... Peo Gas Pere Msrquefe Phllsdelp'a Co Pure Oil Pierce Arrow . Pierce Oil .... Pitts Coal .... Pitts A West V Philips Pet. ,. 2.608 200 10H 10 600 Bl B01 loO 64 '4 64 l.Boo 3:1 82 i 2.500 .23 23 ft V.800 '24 "400 44 "4T4 800 S Bft OOO 871 87 loO 73 73 200 103 H lOB 200 23 i 23 1 2,700 B2ii 61 S4 300 79 77 8,000 3314 334 oo 10V 108 800 12.M4 12414 100 123 123 8.400 78 74 4014 83 80 . 20 80 'si 'rVi 7 44 14 'i loo n 13 e.-. 42 iii'i 27 29 42 67 7 2.1 14 23 37 38 614 4 81 70 80 83 83 80 27 4 88 '86 '62 7 4S 134 108 13 63 41 100 107 S.400 32 H 1.6(0 1O0 3O0 4. 90O 1,300 20O 1.SXI9 300 800 Boo 800 8 200 8.200 Sl'.SOO tiO 'ioo 0 1.801) IOO e'aoo 11,800 IS 1(1 300 soo "ioo 300 "ioo 1.70O "iiio 300 4 700 7.400 7' 200 BOO 8'.0 900 32 78 66 62 't IT 13 102 68 114 17 12 64 24 10 132 7 42 5S 81 is 30 71 4 22 70 7 11 80 S3 87" 2 "s 77 40 13 Bl io 3 V 24 "40 21 10 "is" 4 104 22 13 23 26 28 41 67 6 ii 244 23 36 83 61 3 90 43 78 17 81 31 78 en 60 ;t' 12 102 es" 11 17 12 62 24" 10 12S 41 65 81 is so 70 22 eV 73 11 86 84 ST" 2 's T7 46 12 60 io 8 Ik 23 "39 21 10 '27 64 101 13 23 Pressed St Car Pullman ..... Ray Cans .... Reading ...... Remington ... Replogie Steel. Republic IAS Hep IAS pfd. Rep Motors .. Roy Dutch Oil Ry Steel spg. . Saxon Motors . 3ears Roebuck Shattuck. Ariz Shell T A T... Sinclair ...... Stand Oil Cal. Sloss Shef . ... Sou Pacific... Sou Ry do pfd..... St LA 8 F... Strom Carb... Studebaker ... Swift A Co... Tenn O A Ch. Texas Oil .... Texas Pac . . . Tex P C A O. Tob Products. Tran Cont! Oil Union Oil Del. Union Pac... United Alloy.. United Drug. . Utd Food Pits. United Fruit. . Ud Kds of N J do Dfd Utd Retail Strs u s Id Alcohol U S Hub do 1st pfd.. U S Smelting. V S Steel do pfd Utah Copper. Va Chem..... do pfd..... Vanad Steel.. Vivandou ..... Wabash do A pfd.. do B pfd.. Western Pac. do pfd..... Western Union West BAM.. West Md White Motors. Willys Ovd... do pfd. . . . Wilson Packg. ls central... Woolworth ... Worth Pump.. WALE White Oil 80 1.7O0 2.1O0 2O0 ' 2" 900 1.100 1.100 18 19 42 40 "ii" 14 94 74 ri 2 60 ,27 43 43 43 3d 63 18 'so 14 7 88 17 18 41 40 "9 'ii 13 94 78 71 2 o 26 41 43 42 85 62 IS '29 12 814 100 1.600 iloO 600 1.000 200 1.200 8.2O0 800 "l.soo ""ioo 11.1O0 100 1.900 1.200 400 2o0 6H) 22.1U0 "ioo 8,700 400 6.300 4.8.10 8,200 4.200 7u0 po6 BOO 8IIO 100 e'.ood OoO 8.1MJO 200 4.70b soo 6,100 "3"0 COO two 200 200 100 '200 0 uo loO BOO 1.7O0 99 13 68 97 13 6 - Bid. 4!) 80 66 20 H 46 83 76 20 84 26 84 128 108 18 88 6 9 60 61 82 24 47 91 107 4 8 87 73 105 23 61 76 83 109 125 123 75 97 22 9 40 80 83 . 80 29 8!) 97 36 6? 7 4 13 109 13 65 41 79 111 20 20 31 67 '4 6 15 114 23 23 87 87 B3 24 85 61 4 90 22 55 44 79 17 32 .12 7.8 68 61 81 7 104 1:1 89 18 674 11 17 11 62 6 24 10 SS 131 '4 9 42 SS 81 10 18 80 70 22 86 6 77 11 96 83 7 86 1 6 3 77 101 9 46 13 31 85 10 3 11 24 49 ll 40 21 10 8!) 28 34 147 13 I04 22 103', is 23 1 2 oj 18 IS 41 4 40 314 39 73 1 13 94 73 23 71 2 4 19 9 10 n 26 43 . 44 42 85 53 18 " 29 80 14 69 23 29 IOO 200 48 77 10 43 S3 'ii 6 82 21 SO 77 19 42 Tl . . 32 7 40 21 25 66 8 20 119 67 13 111 B B3 . 44 49 88 TS llo 63 ji 30 8 7 20 13 t8 fc2 45 9 'I 117 40 1.600 12 BONDS. 47 77 10 42 S3 68 6 81 21 80 77 19 42 21 30 . 73 ' 7' 40 21 25 64 8 20 119 67 13 110 8 62 44 46' 8a 78 110 o2 71 80 8 7 20 13 is" 82 45 . 9 86 6 84" 117 40 ii 63 87 13 68 20 20 47 77 10 43 83 2 67 6 82 21 80 s; 77 10 42 21 81 73 97 7S 40 21 23 64 6 20 110 25 -57 12 IK I 7 ' 18 63 4.1 45 87 82 7 110 63 27 71 80 - 8 20 13 21 6'7 62 45 9 83 64 25 84 25 117 80 8 12 ..77 ..57 ..86 .86 -11 . .83 -.8 ..83 C S 2s reg. ...M00lNo Pac 4a do 2s cou...100 do 3s do 4s reg. ..104Pac TAT 5s.. do cv 4s cou.104;Penn con 4s. Panama 3s reg.76,So Pac.cv 2a., do 8s cou. . . .76 ;So Ry 5s Am TitT cv 6s. 102 jL'nion Pac 4s.. Atch gen 4s... ;,U S Steel S... D A R con 4s.. 68 NYC deb 6s !)." 'Bid Liberty Bond Quotations Liberty . bond quotations furnished by Overbeck A Cooke Co. of Portland: HlKh Low Close 8V5S v 92.74 82.44 92.44 first 4s 93.4U second 4s 82.20 82.10 92.20 Liberty, first 4s .... 93.80 93.50 93.16 Liberty, second 4s.. 92.60 82 36 82.40 Liberty, third, 4s.. ..94.94 94.68 Liberty, fourth 4s. Victory, 4s Victory. 8s Liberty, Liberty, Liberty, TJ K 5s. 1929 , 92 u 1. as. rjji es 92 S3 92.90 92.70 99.48 99.40 99.46 99.42 94.74 92 70 89 40 99.40 Boston Closing; Mining, Alloues ... Aris Com.. Cal A Ariz. Cal A Heel Centennial 20Old Domln.. 8iOceola ..... 47 Quincy 235 ISuperior .... 8 Sup A Boa.., 23 87 . 2 1 Cop Range Con 33,snannon 11-16 E Butte Cop.. 9 IL'tah Con 2 Isle Roy Cop... 19 W'inona 40 Lake Copper... 2iWolverine. ..... 11 Swift A Co. Stocks. Closing prices ror Swift A Co. stocks at Chicago were reported by the Overbeck A Cooke company of Portland as follows: Swift A Co .....97 LIbby, McNeil A Llbby , 7 National Leather 6 Swift International 22 Honey, Silver, Jte. v NEW TORK, Oct. 24. Call money, firm, er; high, offered at and last loan 6 per cent; low and ruling rate, 6 per cent;' clos ing bid, B per cent. Time loans steady; 60 and 90 days, 6 -5 per cent; six months. 6 fc'5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper,- 6654 per cent. Foreign bar sliver, 700. . Mexican dollars, 64c LONDON," Oct. 24. Bar silver, 40 d per ounce. , Money, 2 per cent. Discount rates, short bills, 3 per cent; three months' bills, 8 11-166 3 K per cent. New Tork Bonds. New Tork bond quotations furnished bv Herrln A Rhodes, Inc., of Portland: Maturity Price. Am Tel A Tel 6S 1922 do 6s 101:4 Am Tob 7s ..................1022 Am Tob 7s .................. .1923 Anaconda 7s B .............. .10i'9 do 6s A 1929 Armour cv 7s 1930 do 4s 11139 Argentine GI 5s 1945 Am Ag C'hm 7s 1941 Beih Steel 7s 1922 do 7s 1023 do Ea 7s 11135 Belgium Ext 7s 1943 00 (is 1925 do 8s 1940 Bergen 8s, City of ............. 1043 Berne 8s. City of 1945 Brazil 8s 1941 Canadian 6s 1926 do 5s 1K31 Can Nat Eq 7s ,.11(35 Chicago N-V 7s , lo.'io. C M A St P gnArf 4s A 2014 Can Nor 7s ..1940 Chile bs 1941 Christiania 8s. City of 1943 Copper Exp 8s 1022 00 es 1923 do 8s 1UJ4 do bs 10!i3 Cuban Amer Sugar 8s 1931 Con Gas cv 7s ....1925 Dla Match 7s 1935 Denmark 8s ................. .1945 Danish Mun 8s ............... 1045 Dupont 7s .11(31 " French ext 6s ................. 11(45 do 7s .1041 Grand Trunk 7s .............. 1910 Goodyear 8s 1941 Guit Oil 7s 1933 Great Northern 7s ........... .1936 Hershey 7s 1930 Humble Oil 7s 1923 Int Rap Ta ref 6s 1966 Int Mar CT 6s 1941 Int Rap Tr 7s 1021 Kennecott 7s 1030 Libby McNeil A Llbby 7s 11(31 Morris A Co 7s 1930 Mexican Pete bs 1936 NYC call 7s 1930 Norway 8s .. ............... 1940 Northwest Tel 7s 1941 Ohio C G 7s 1925 Pan Amer 7s 1930 Penna 6s 19.16 N P A G N (Jnt) 6s 1936 N P 6s 2047 San Paulo 8s 1936 Southwt Tel 7s 1925 Swedish Govt 6s 1939 Standard Oil N V 7s 1931 Steel A Tube 7s 1951 Swiss 8s 1940 Sears Roe 7s 1022 do 7s 1923 Solvay 8s 1927 Swift A Co 7s 1925 Un Tank 7s 1030 U S Rubber 7s 19311 Wilson 1st 6s 1928 West Elec 7s 1925 Westlnghouse 7s 1031 Zurich 8s 1943 89 98 101 101 86 81 100 83 72 95 100 98 98 101 95 10(1 101 103 99 84 92 102 103 54 104 99 103 100 101 101 102 97 103 105 104 103 99 100 94 103 103 100 103 98 99 51 S3 73 97 97 101 93 104 105 104 84 91 101 103 102 97 119 91 107 92 KIS 99 98 100 IOO 102 102 89 101 103 104 Foreign Exchange. Foreign exchange rates at the close of business yesterday, furnished by North western National bank of Portland. The amount quoted Is the equivalent of the foreign unit in United States funds: Country Unit. Rate Austria, kronen I .0012 Belgium, Jranca .vi.o Bulgaria, leva .0076 Cxecho-Slovakia, kronen, .0112 Denmark, kroner .19J0 England, pound aterling ........... 8.94U Finland, flnmark 0166 France, franca .0i32 Germany, marks .0066 Greece, drachmas .0455 Holland, guilders 3410 Hungary, kronen .0020 Italy. lire .o.l'.ia Jugo-Siavls, kronen V043 soreaf, kroner .iaa Portugal, eAuiioi .1003 Roumania lei 0081 Serbia, dinara .................... .0143 Spain, pesetas .................... .14j Sweden, kroner ..- .2322 Switzerland, franca .18.3 China Hongkong, local currency - .5650 Shanghai, taeis muu Japan, yen .4823 NEW TORK. Oct. 24. Foreign exchange firm. Great Britain, demand $3 04. cables J3.94; France, demand 7.80c, cables 7.30c; Italy, demand, 8. 93c. cables 8.93c: Belgian, demand 7.19c. cables 7.20c; Germany, demand .60c cables .80 c; Holland, demand 34.08c cables 34.14c: Norway, demand 13.20cc Sweden, demand 23.10c; Denmark, demand, 19.15c; Switzer land, demand 18.40c: Spain, demand 13.30c; Greece, demand 4.45; Argentina, demand 13.25; Brazil, demand. 13.37; Montreal. 91c - Great Britain demand advanced to 18.94; cables 13.95; 60-day bills on banks, 3.92 In tbe lets dealings. WET VISIBLE SHRINKS rXEXPECTED FALLING OFF LEADS TO BUYDfG. Foreign Bonds. Foreign bond quotations furnished by the Overbeck A Cooke company of Port land: Bid. A.k. Belgian rest 6s 62 62 Belgisn prem 5s...... 65 70 Belgian 7s, 1945 100 101 Belgian 8s, 1941 100 100 Belgian 6s, 1923 93 95 Brazil 8s. new 99 99 British 5s. 1922 399 4(9 British 5n, 1922 305 4 (5 British Bs, 197 3.-4 894 British Bs. 1929 3-4 804 British vky 4s 301 311 British ref 4s 283 293 Bordesux 6s. 1934 84 84 Canadian Bs. 1037 89 80 ranad:nn 5s. 1926 93 94 Canadian 5s. 1928 94 93 Cansrtlsn 5s. 1931 92 93 Canadian 5s. 1927 89 90 Chilean 8s, 1941 C 98 99 Currency 5 6 Denmark 8s. 1945 103 104 Dan Muni 8s. 1945 102 102 French 4s, 1917 45 French 5s 1920 66 66 French Bs. 1931 33 B6 French 7s. 1941 93 93 French 8s. 1943 98 100 German W L is 4 5 rterlin 4s 5 B Hsmburg 4s 4 6 Hamburg 4s 6 6 Lelpslg 4s 6 7 Leipsig 6s 6 8 Munich 4s 6 7 Munich 5s 7 . 8 Frankfort 4s 6 7 Italian Bs. 1918 29 '4 SO Jsp 4s. 1031 69 69 Jap first 4s. 1923 84 84 Jap second 4s, 1923 84 N4 Norway Ss. 1940 105 105 Russian Bs. 1921 13 13 Russian 6s. 1918 14 Is Swiss 6s. 1929 93 Swiss Ss. 1940 108 108 U K Ss, 1921 99 100 U K 6, 1923 ,x.u. D 88 CATTLE PRICES DECLINE ALL, CLASSES OF STEERS AND COWS 25 CENTS LOWER. Slicep and Lambs and Hogs Are Unchanged Big Run Over Sunday at Yards. There was a rood run of 112 loada of stock at the yaras at the opening of the week and an active market- resulted.- Cat tle prices had a cut of 25 oents all down the line of steers -r.d cows. Ths market closed slower In the afternoon, as usual on Monday, when there is a heavy supply. Hogs, sheep and lambs were steady and unchanged in price. Receipts were 2499 cattle, 4. calves, sio hogs and 2170 sheep. The day s sales were as follow. Open. High. Low. Close. WHEAT. $1.03 81.09 81.05 $1.07 , 1.10 1.1 1.09 1.12 CORN. , .46 .48 .46 .47 , .51 .53 .51 .53 OATS. , .35 .33 .82 .83 . .37 .38 .87 .87 PORK. , 13.00 LARD. 8 00 9 00 8 92 8 95 , 9.22 9.22 9.10 - 9.13 RIBS.. . 7.70 7.70 7.62 7 62 . .... 7.93 Wat. Price 8 steers. 813 t 4 50 1230 8.00 9.-8 1111 8-2 1024 1095 1145 955 1095 830 Upturn Is Also Helped by Belief That Railway Strike Will Be Averted. mriCAOO. Oct. 24. Unexpected falling In the visible supply total, together with increased talk of the rail strike being averted, led to a material upturn today In thn nrlce of wheat. Closing quotations, although unsettled, were lc to 2c net higher, with December 11.07 to $1.08 and May $1.12 to $1.12. Corn gained lc to lc and oats cc to 3-c. In provisions the outcome varied from 12o decline to 15c advance. Most wheat traders had looked for a liberal enlargement today In the visible supply. As soon, howeveri as Indications appeared that the general assumption In this respect would prove unfounded, per sistent buying on the part of -strong com mission houses set In. Demand for' wheat was further stimulated on account of cur rent developments, which caused many dealers to conclude that the strike situa tion was clearing rapidly. On the other hand, export news was bearish Corn and oats rose with wheat Be sides, smallness of receipts counted as a bullish Influence. Downturns In hogs mads provision, av erage lower. The Chicago grain letter, received yes terday by the Overbeck A Cooke company of Portland, follows: Wheat Sentiment was bearish early In the - day, but underwent a remarkable change before the close. There were a number of developments which contra dicted the most influential bearish theories of last week. Not the fcsaat of these was the strength in the Liverpool market In face of Saturday's reports to the effect that Argentina wheat was pressing on the market there and also that there was a considerable quantity of wheat on con signment on paseage. The decrease In the visible supply, while not large, was signifi cant In that It Indicates we are being com pelled to eat Into available stocks at a very early. date this season. Country offer ings to arrive were reported light and the local cash market was strong with pre miums on certain grades as much as 3 cents higher. Advices from the northwest Indicate that the big movement of spring wheat Is over. Corn Trade was broader In this mar ket today and prices responded readily to the strength In wheat, as well as to In creasing evidence of a stronger situation developing in the cash market. Advices from down state today were to the effect that urgent selling of old corn had ceased. Receipts were only 810 cars for two days and cash was strong at 1 cents advance from Saturday. . We believe bearish factors have been thoroughly discounted. Oats Selling early by cash and elevator Interests was well taken and the market thereafter displayed a firm tone. Receipts were 170 cars and cash prices were frac tionally higher. For the first time in many months the visible supply .showed a de crease. Rye Futures were firm on scattered buying, inspired by strength in wheat. Hedging pressure from the northwest served to check bullish enthusiasm. ranged as Eotiows: Dec May Dec. May Dec. May .Tan. Mar. Jan. May Cash prices were: Wheat No. 2 red, $1.19; No. 2 hard, $1.06(011.07.- Corn No. 2 mixed, 45 9 47; No. 2 yellow, 46 474. Oats No. 2 white. S3 35; No. 8 white. 8032. Rye Nominal. Barley 13 i 30. Timothy 4.SO(g5 30. Clover $12.0018.50. Pork Nominal. Lard $9. 53 ft 9 63. Ribs j3.50a 7 00. Primary Receipts. CHICAGO, Oct. 24 Primary receipts: Wheat 1,874,000 bushels, versus 2.151.000 bushels; corn 1,075,000 bushels, versus 719,000 bushels; oats, 895,000 bushels, ver sus 1,910.000 bunhels. Shipments: Wheat, ' 1.269.000 bushels, versus 843.000 bushels; corn, 291.000 bush els, versus 621,000 bushels; oats, 490,000 bushels, versus 325.000, buohels. Clearances: Wheat 1,347,000 - bushels; flour, 8000 barrels Minneapolis Grain Market. ' MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 24. Cash wheat No. 1 northern. $1.28 1.35 ; No. 2, $1.2661.31; No. 3, 11.15 6 1.22 ; No. 1 dark northern $1.301.35; No. 2, $1.81l-33: No. 3. $1.27 f 1.31; No. 1 dark hard Montana. $1.2291.26; No. 1 hard Montana, $1.20 1.22. Corn. No. 2 yellow, 41fe41c; No. 3. 40c Futures: wheat, December. $1.22; May. $1.20. Winnipeg Wheat Market. WINNIPEG, Oct. 24. Cach wheat: No. 1 northern. $1.11: No. 2. $1.09; No. 8. $1.04; No. 8, 91c: track, $1.11.. Futures: October, $1.11; December, $1.08; May. $1.18. Grain at Saa Francisco. SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 24. Grain Wheat, milling. 1. BO'S 1.85; feed, $1.80(9 195: barley, feed 1. 2011.23, shipping $1 80 1.37; oats, red feed 11.501.60: corn. whit. Egyptian $1.70&1.80. red mllo $1.70 S 1.75. Hiy Wheat No. 1 $1618, fair $131rl6; tame oat 8134J16. wild oat tlOlli: alfalfa $12015; stock $8619; straw $10a 12. Seattle Grain Market. SEATTLE. Oct. 24. Wheat, hard white, ft. 05; soft white, white club, soft red win ter, northern spring $1.04: hard red win ter. $1.06; eastern red Walla, $1.02; Big Bend bluestem, $1.12. City d-livery: Corn, whole yellow, $33; cracked $37. feed meal $37, barley whole feed $34, rolled $36. ground $36. clipped $41; oats, whole feed $36. rolled $38.ground $38, sprouting 4l; wneai. recieaneu ieeo $44; all grain chop $38. chicken feed $57, chick mash $33, growing feed $33, growing mash $51, eggs mash No. B. M. $46, scratch feed $45. wheat mixed feed $23, cotton seed meal $46, cocoanut meal $40, linseed oil meal $60. soy bean meal $62. : Hay: Alfalfa No. 1 $20. timothy No. 1 $27, straw $18 Dried Fran at New Tork. NEW YORK. Oct. 24. Evaporated ap ples. nominaL Prunes, easy; Callforniaa, 817c; Ore gon, 6 15c. Peaches, dull; standard, llo; choice, 12i12o; fancy, 14916.. 1102 1255 1223 1295 773 871 1033 1123 8-2 1136 1050 1133 1134 1135 1073 1073 1302 1095 970 10V.5 1008 93S 1093 993 875 2 steers. 5 steers. 21 steers. 21 steers. 1 1 eteers. 2(1 steers. 28 steers. 29 steers. 29 steers. 4 steers 29 steers. . 928 21 steers. 912 18 steers. 22 steers. 24 steers. 26 meers. 2 steers. 11 steers. 11 steers. 19 steers. 5 steers 12 steers. 24 steers. 42 steers. 24 steers. 26 steers. 18 steers. 25 steers. 29 steers. 23 steers. 8 steers. 2 steers. 9 steers. 10 steers. 6 steers. 3 steers. 17 steers. 28 steers. 1030 24 steers. 1140 13 steers. 7 steers. 28 steers. 7 steers. 30 steers. 26 steers. 20 steers. 9 steers. 8 steers. 2 steers. 8 coa-s. 3 cows. . 22 cows.. 7 cows. . 16 cows. . 8 cows. . 4 cows. . 2 cows. . 8 cows. . 8 cows. . 23 cows. . 8 cows. . 8 cows. . 6 cows. . 2 cows. . 5 cows. . 2 cows. . 19 cows. . 13 cows. . 3 coa-s. . 7 cows. . 4 cows'. . 2 cows. . 6 cows. . 2 cows. . 23 cows. . 10 cows.. 2 cows. . 2 cows. . 8 cows. . 6 cows. . 10 cows.. 31 cows. . 2 cows. . 3 cows. . 3 cows. . 8 cows. . 2 cows. . 3 cows. . 2 cows. . 2 cows. . 10 cows. . 9 cows. . 15 cows. . B cows. . 15 cows. . 9 cows. . 6.30! 8.73 3.75 B.23 B.83 6.00 1 5.73 6.75 5 00 5.33 6.35 6.25 5. 5.73 6 00 5.0U; 6.00! 6.25 5.25 4 6.25 8 35 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.63 B 6.301 6 6 5.50( 0.5 B.25i 6.801 5 331 6.23! 6.00; 8 cows. . 2 cows. . 2 cows. . 5 cows. . 18 cows. . 7 cows. . 10 cows. . 8 cows. . 2 cows. . 30 cows. . 7 calves. 3 calves. 2 calves. 2 calves. 1 calf . . . 13 calves. 3 calves. 1 calf... 1 calf... 1 calf. . . 2 calves. 4 calves. 13 calves. 1 calf... 1 bull... 1 bull... 1 bull. . . 1 bull... 1 bull... 1 bull... 1 bull... 1 bull. .. Prices 1008 - 821 1044 1030 1010 1067 1234 1322 83 816 783 926 8- 3 1180 863 887 loio 870 1055 853 893 1105 806 813 903 10.18 1033 10.13 1130 843 1131 1063 1215 713 1000 1101 923 1083 1025 763 9- 3 9-S 995 1190 1306 8.10 8.10 910 802 9.10 815 912 683 1000 1152 963 797 965 943 830 1018 973 1068 905 740 690 567 247 240 S.-5 1-0 230 219 230 840 850 160 376 125 803 360 1240 1310 1390 1460 1240 1630 1500 1230 quoted 1 bull.. 1 bull.. 1 bull.. 1 bull.. 1 bull.. 1 bull.. 2 bulls. 1 bull.. 1 bull. . 8 bulls. 1 bull.. 1 bull.. 3 mixed 2 mixed 8 mixed 8 mixed 8 mixed 8 mixed 6 mixed ' 11 mixed 49 mixed' 8 mixed 1 hog.. 12 hogs.; 18 hogs. 7 hogs. 23 hogs. 6 hogs. 23 hogs. 9 bogs. 5 hogs. 10 hogs. 6 hogs. 7 hogs. 6 hogs. 9 hogs. 14 hogs. 63 hoga. 3 hogs. . 6.751 11 bogs. 6.231 5 hogs.. 0 hogs. 82 hogs. 8 hoga. 6 hogs. 11 hogs. 17 bogs. 4 hogs. 3 hogs. 7 hogs. 2 hogs. 20 hogs. 6 hogs. 38 lambs Wgt. Price. 1240 $ 8.73 1580 4.25 ..! . 1.50 i.ool I. sol 6.13! 6.25 6.00 6 60 6 35 5.50 6.50! 4.001 6.00! 4.004 4 00 4.85 4.00 4.501 54 Iambi 4.501142 lambs' 4.001137 lamb. 4 001120 lambs 4 .00;169 lambs 4.00 25 lambs 4 00 79 lambs 4.00 22 yearl. 4 0O1 51 yearl. 5.00248 mixed 6 mixed 1 buck. 5 but ks 57 steers 54 steers 17 steers 6 steers 23 steers 22 steers 23 steers 1 steer. 19 steers 4.501 13 steers 4.751 10 steers 2.251 22 steers 5.25 11 steers 5 25! 23 steers 5 2.11 24 steers 3. 151 59 steers 8 50 11 steers 3.301 20 steer. 2 0Ot 22 steers 2 001 23 steers 4. 8.75 2 50 4 73 4 .10. 4.301 8.75 4 50 4.75! 6 001 8.00 5.001 2.00 4.501 S.751 3 73i 8.75 4.25! 4 (1.1 8.301 6.00 4 00 2.73 8.50 2.001 4.001 4 4 SO 4.501 4.231 4.251 5.001 8.00 8.00 5 8.001 8.00! 8.001 8.15 6 50 6.501 8.00 7.001 8.501 4.5(1 B.001 4 0(1 3.75 4-OOI 4.00 3.501 4.00 4 00 11 steers 4 steers 19 steers 2 steers 84 steers 24 steers 19 steers 17 steers 8 cows. 13 cows. 2 cows. 15 cows. 1 cow.. 1 cow. . 2 cows. 2 cows. 1 cow. . 1 cow. . 1 bull.. 1 bull. . 1 bull.. 1 bull.. 1 bull. . 18 mixed 1002 39 hogs. 188 34 hogs. 19 hogs. 18 hogs. 2 hogs. 20 hogs. 1 hog. . 2 Iambs 11 lambs 3 lambs 39 lambs 7 ewes. 17 ewes. 32 ewes. 7 ewes. 45 ewes. 4 ewes. 3.501 22 ewes. the 1990 1090 820 1040 1565 1720 13SO 1286 12.10 1290 853 615 476 8-2 480 441 841 871 813 8-2 260 160 181 202 . 193 190 147 138 260 154 238 84 1S8 185 187 195 12 147 26 2.12 181 233 211 191 180 200 806 198 70 236 V 291 74 68 73 TO : 80 78 78 69 103 88 89 86 130 132 1124 1147 945 932 1219 1145 1102 810 1080 10KS 1131 1015 1097 895 1122 1135 1167 118S 1167 1210 860 . 8.10 11.14 10-3 1127 950 1001 1017 10.13 803 920 1061 1010 880 ' 790 773 1000 940 690 1 3K0 1040 12.-11 1.1.10 213 203 233 3(10 220 SCO 73 .78 68 73 1(11 132- 110 114 112 1.15 105 stockyards were as follows: Choice steers Medium to good steers. Fair to medium steers Common to fair steers ....... Choice feeders Fair to good feeders Choice cows and heifers Medium to good cows, heifers Fair to medium cows, heifers Common cows Canners Bulls Choice dairy calves Prime light calves Medium light calves Heavy calves Hogs Prime light Smooth heavy, 150 to 300 lbs. Smooth heavy, 300 lbs. up.... Rough heavy Fat pigs Feeder pigs Stags Sheep Kast-of-mountatn lambs..... Best valley lambs Fair to good Cull lambs Eastern Oregon feeders Light yearlings Heavy yearlings Light wethers Heavy wethers Ewes Portland $ $.73 2.73 . 8 50 3.50 4.23 8 00 4.25 3 50 8 50 8.50 4 50 4.50 5.00 4.73 8.73 7.00 4.75 6. S3 8.73 4.50 8.50 10.50 10.50 10 50 10.50 10 50 10.30 10.50 10.00 10.50 9.75 9.50 10.50 10.30 10.50 10.23 9.00 10.50 10.60 10. oo 10.50 16.50 10.50 10.50 10 50 10.35 8.25 10.50 9.50 10 10 9.50 6 00 6.00 " 6.25 6.26 6.23 6.23 6 23 6 23 '. 4.00 4 00 4 60 4.00 2 00 2.00 . 6 80 6.80 6 00 6.50 6.25 6.00 6.00 4.75 5 M0 6.00 B.73 5.73 5 25 5 73 5 80 6.60 6 60 6.25 6 00 6.00 -.4.2.1 4.25 5 60 6.75 6.75 4.70 5.75 5.60 3.85 6 00 2.30 4.23 8 00 5 00 2.50 3 00 4.23 4.50 8 50 4.00 . 8.73 8.75 4.00 5 33 10.50 10.50 10.50 10.50 8.50 10 30 8.30 6 00 6.75 6.30 6 75 2.50 8.00 3.50 3.50 8.50 2.50 2.50 union A big constructive force for Western development The rapiri growth of western municipalities, of their industries and rural regions, calls for millions of new money each year. And many of these millions are annually secured for them by the bond department of this bank. Although bonds representing large fortunes are sold by this institution still NOT ONE BOND can be purchased by an investor until the bond, the security behind it, and its legality have been thoroughly investigated by our expert investment bankers. iiUMJSEEMENS lTXSTlSMMnr-BsANK Broadway and Oak 6.73 (9 6 25 5.25(0) 5.75 4.75'd B.2.1 S.75a?..75 4.50ti 5.00 S.7.1 4. 4.30'4 5.25 ' 4. 00 'ill 4.50 3.-50 4.00 2.75 tr 3 50 1.50 4? 2 75 3.00M 4.00 8.30 W 9.00 8.00 8.50 6.00 W 8.00 6.000 6.50 10.23 M0.50 8.00 i 9.75 8.50 0 8.00 6.00f 8.50 10.00 Mo. .10 8.30 i 10.00 4.00 0 7.50 6301 7.00 6 00f 6 B.Oo B.30 S.oOtfr 4.00 4.50 5.00 4.5(l fr.oo 8.50 4.00 3.5o 4.00 2.50 3..10 1.00 3.00 We offer: Republic of Chile 5 Bonds of 1911 . Principal and Seml-Annual Interest Payable Jn English Pound Sterling. Ton May Realize an Annual Income en an Investment In TneM Bund, ot From Over 7 to 9 and in ADDITION to this an increase in principal of , 44 to 80' A. Exchange. Approach Par Value. . Price: $270.00 per each 100 Bond Call, write or phone for further details F.I.Devereaux R(5mpany INVESTMENT BONDS T SIXTH STREET PORTLAND. OREGON BROADWAY 1042 GROUND FLOOR WCLLS-FARGO BUILDING tes. 78; rough Heavies, n.ouwo; pics. 610. Cattle Ftssoy, receipts. r, '"V steers 36&0.50; medium to cnoice, owe common to rood, 840 5.00: best cows snd heifers, .;. m; maium 10 ciiono. common to rood. HO); ngni csives, siv Gull: medium calves. ncaiy civ. 68; bulls, 3.50W4.50: SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET Prices Current on Ven-ctables, Fresh Fruits. Etc., at Bay City. SAN JTRANC1SCO, Oct. 24. Poultry Hens. 25&33C1 younir roosters, 202oc; old roosters, 16 18c: young chlc:kens. SOoOc; ducks, 206'22c; dressed turkeys, 64c; live turkeys, 35fc40c. ... v.ihieH Artichokes. n.00ll esse; squash, 7BcS1.25 a 40-pound lue: potatoes. $.003.75; onions, yenow, ...., I4.00&4.25; crystal wax. 13.00; tomatoes. $1 251.75 a Iuk; olives, 0&9o a pound; cucumbers, B0cfc1.25 a lux; peppers, 60 75c a lue; beans, string, 8(0c; ltmas, 5 Sc carrots, fl.00ei.23 a sack; eggplant. 1.'001.25; celery. 12 00$ 3.50 a crate; peas. $512Sc a pound; sprouts, 6Ho a pound; corn and lettuce nominal. Fruit Oranses. Valencia, $4.00(6.60: lemons, $3.00 ji 5.25; grapefruit, $4.00 4 76- apples, 3' and 4 tier. $1.40(03.0; strawberries, per crate. II BO'3'2.10; rasp berries, per drawer, 75c $1.00; casabas. per dozen, 7B(6'tl5c; grapes, per erste, seed less, $2.00(92.25; others, fl.ur. 1.75; wine, per ton, 0B140; pears, per box, $2.50 4 00' prunes, per crate. $1.601.75; cran berries, per box, IS.OOffS.SO; blackberries peaches, cantaloupes, tigs, plums and watermelons, nominal. Receipts Flour, 3884 quarter sacks; wheat, 2400 centals: barley, 2537 centals; potatoes, 4501 sacks: onions, 128 sacks; hay, 118 tons; hides, 824 No.: oranges and lemons, 660 boxes; livestock, 23 head. Metal Market. NEW TORK, Oct. 24. Copper steady. Electrolytic, spot and near-by, 13c; later, 13Tln3easy. Spot and near-by, $28.50; fu- ........ -u $20.50 21; No. 2 southern. travel ; ,'PV-' Spot, 4.704 75c. East St. Loui delivery. Iron steady. No. 1 northern, $19 fa '20. Lead pteady. Zlno Bteady. pot. 4.70c. Antimony, apot. Big 5.25c Hops at New York. NEW TORK. Oct. 24. Hopi tjufpt. Ftate 1021, 4043c; Pacific coast, -IV21, 32 a 30c; 1920, 24 ft. 20c Cotton Market. KEW TORK. Oct. 24. Spot cotton quiet. Middling, llc. Dulath Linseed Market. DX7LTJTH, Oct. 24. Linseed, on track anrt to arrive, tl! Chicago livestock Market. CHICAGO. Oct. 24. U. S. bureau of markets.) Cattle Receipts, lffl.000. Slow, mostly steady; choice corn-fed very scarce; early top yea.rlinjra, til. 25. some held higher; bulk beef steers, $5.io&0.25 veal calves, weak to lower; best to pack ers early. 111. Hosts tieceipts 4u.onu. mostly iue to 15c lower than Saturday's averajre: ton. H.ao: tui it Hunts ana u-nt butcners, s.Nioir !.-;: duik pac King sows. iu.,u''t 7.2.".; pigs, steady; bulk desirable, $8.15 (a S ''.' Sheen Receipts, 80.000. Generally Fteadv to 2;c hiKher: early sales fat i tive lamos largely H.z;s..-it; axK.njr z.c to 50c higher on western fat and feeder lambs, none sold early; good Montana wethers, $-.t3; best ewes, western I at native ewes, f ia. Kansas City Livestock Market. KANSAS CITV. Mo.. Oct. 24. U. 8. bureau" of markets.) Cattle Receipts. 38,- 00. Beef steers, steady to w-ak : top heavies. $.2j; best yearlings available. $vt.JOr other early steer sales, $55 9; stack ers, steady to strong; morning sales. 4 f. 25; feeders and other clashes steady, early feeders, fy : few cows. $4.50 ii."; most salea ta.'J.'i 4.20; canners gen erally $2?2.o; bulk around $2-5; s;ood cutters. $3; most bulls, $333.f0; better grades vealers, $P0.50; one 11 -car string New Mexican heifers. $5.25. Hogs Receipts, 0000. Open 101? 15c lower, close around steady with Friday's average best 1 !0 J.Vpound weights to packers. $7.o; hulk same weight to ship pers, $7 757.83; most mixed droves. $7 :i0-)T7 bulk of sales $7,254 7.; packing sows generally $-(.25 & 7.". ; stock pigs, steady; bulk good kind, $7.75 . 2.".; one strictly choice lint-pound toad, $H 40. gheep Receipts, 5000. Sheep fully steady: most fat ewes around $4; lambs, 25 50c higher; top western, $6. CO. Omaha Livestock Market. - OMAHA, Oct. 24. U. P. bureau of mar IcPts Hogs Receipts. 5000. Active, me dium and light butchers. lOtfUOc lower; bulk. $7 25fi 7.7.1; top. $7.fe0; packing grades steady i to 10c lower; bulk. Sd.40 it 75. Cattle Receipts. 15,500. Beef steers and she etok steady to 15c lower; top yearlings. $t.25; bulls, stronjf: veala. steady: stockera and feeders., steady to 25c lower. eherp Receipts, 14.000. Killing classes fnllv 25c higher; early top westerns, $ft.25; natives, $8; ewes. $4.40; feeders strong. $7.50 paid for feeding lambs. Seattle Livestock Market. FEATTLK, Oct. 24. Hors. steady: no receipts. Frlma, $9.50 10, amoota hear- XL nut? -57 8 Gold Notes Copper Export Association, Inc. Test secured by refined copper deposited at 10c a pound (the present price being about 13c a. pound). Sums required for pavment of principal and Interest guaran teed proportionately by e I g h teen leading copper companies. At Price. Yielding Ahont 7.25 7.20 (12 Maturity 1925 Maturity) Circular upon request tor Or-428. 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